RMCO: Shariah courts nationwide resume operations
Mohd Naim said those with dealings at Shariah courts are required to wear face masks and practise social distancing. — Google screenshot
This is in line with the announcement on the recovery movement control order by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on June 8. “We will ensure Shariah courts throughout the country comply with all the safety and health guidelines that have been issued. He said those with dealings at Shariah court are required to wear face masks, scan their body temperature and record their names in the register book when at the premises.
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